Prakash Gaba of prakashgaba.com told CNBC-TV18, "South Indian Bank can come slide down back again to zones of Rs 18-20. If it happens then you can add more there and what you add more, sell Rs 10 higher and continue holding it."
"The stock does not look weak to me; it tells me that it is into consolidation. Sooner or later once it breaks out from Rs 30, it goes to Rs 40-45 zones. So, it is good in the long-term, only thing is one needs to average it down," he added.
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